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SCREENING for breast and cervical cancer among Filipino women could be the lowest in the world with just 1 percent of eligible women getting themselve..

State think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies received continued ISO 9001:2015 certification after passing the surveillance audit of i..

MANILA, Philippines — The lack of an in-depth study on the use of mother tongue-based education to improve learning outcomes, especially in ling..

Only 1 percent of Filipino women gets tested for cervical and breast cancer, a study conducted by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PI..

Strengthened relations with the United States and the Armed Forces of the Philippines modernization program are giving way to a robust defense industr..

MANILA, Philippines — Screening for breast and cervical cancer among Filipino women could be the lowest in the world with just one percent of el..

Data show that for breast cancer alone, 27,000 new cases are reported each year while 9,000 women die annually. Screening for breast and cervical can..

The Philippines has one of the lowest screening rates of breast and cervical cancer in the world, with only about 1 percent or 540,000 out of 54 milli..

REDUCING the student-classroom ratio and instituting remedial programs for lagging students are crucial steps in improving the quality of the country&..

The most important news on the statistics front is the upgrading of the government’s family income surveying to every two years instead of every..

MANILA, Philippines – Dahil sa kakulangan ng sapat na pag-aaral sa pagpapatupad ng mother tongue-based education sa pagtitipong may maraming wik..

I am coining new terms for those belonging to the middle class and low income segments of Philippine society – glamorized poor. As an incoming ..

  Ano ang naghihintay para sa mga estudyanteng magtatapos sa kolehiyo ngayong taong ito? Ano ang maaaring nasa isipan nila habang nagmamartsa sa..

A fellow from the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) found that only 1 percent of eligible Filipinas are getting tested for breast an..

Screening for breast and cervical cancer among Filipino women could be the lowest in the world with just 1 percent of eligible women getting themselve..